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Mamadi Doumbouya - Owner/Operator - Custodian of Centuries: Preserving Rare Antique African Art
Introduction: Embark on a transcendent journey with Mamadi Doumbouya, a distinguished curator from the Ivory Coast, whose boundless passion for traditional African art has found an illustrious home in the heart of Harlem, New York. Born in Abidjan, Mamadi's artistic odyssey has evolved into a transcontinental tapestry, where he meticulously sources rare and exquisite traditional art pieces, many dating back to the 18th century, from across the African continent.
Roots and Migration: Mamadi's artistic roots delve deep into the fertile soils of the Ivory Coast, where the rhythmic beats of life and the echoes of cultural heritage shaped the contours of his creative and entrepreneurial spirit. In his journey, he became an avid seeker of beauty, endeavoring to bring the allure of these rare and ancient traditional art pieces to a wider, global audience.
Wood Sculptures: Nestled in the heart of Harlem, Mamadi Doumbouya orchestrates a mesmerizing collection of sculptures that serve as tributes to the rich artistic traditions of Africa. Each piece is a meticulously choreographed dance of form and symbolism, telling tales of ancestry, spirituality, and the indomitable human spirit. His work seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary expression, echoing the whispers of ages past.
Curatorial Vision: Beyond his own artistic endeavors, Mamadi acts as a bridge connecting African wood artists from various corners of the continent. His curatorial prowess extends to sourcing rare antique sculptures and fine art pieces of the highest importance and quality, with many dating back to the 18th century. Through MD African Art, Mamadi not only fosters appreciation for the diversity of African craftsmanship but also stands as a guardian of artistic treasures from bygone eras.
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